We provide German visa services, job searching, study place applications, apartment hunting, translation services, foreign certificate recognition, bank blocked account formation, German language courses, and many other services.
Work steps to Germany
Learn German Proof of Qualification translate Qualification have Qualification recognized Health insurance find a job Apply for a work visa Find an apartment Apply for a work and residence permit at the Immigration Office
study steps to Germany
Planning your way to the university (advice is absolutely necessary) Learn German Proof of Qualification translate Qualification have Qualification recognized Health insurance Declaration of commitment from a sponsor living in Germany or bank statement or Blocked bank account. find a place at university. apply for a study visa Find an apartment Apply for a residence permit at the Immigration Office
Job Seeker Visa steps to Germany
Planning your way to find a Job Learn German Proof of Qualification translate Qualification have Qualification recognized Health insurance Declaration of commitment from a sponsor living in Germany or bank statement or Blocked bank account. apply for a Job seeker visa Find an apartment Apply for a residence permit at the Immigration Office
Hello dear clients,
AZAPA assists you in navigating your journey to Germany and making your dream of settling in Germany a reality.
To ensure that you get the most out of our services, we recommend that you purchase them as a registered customer.
Entry to Germany
What type of visa must you apply for? What are the requirements for your visa? We offer answers to all of your visa-related questions.
Job Search
We can assist you in finding a suitable employment, writing a cover letter, and creating an appealing CV.
Study Place
We can assist you in applying for university study places, particularly in highly competitive fields of study.
We can assist you in translating your original documents into German, which are typically necessary for job or study applications, as well as other official paperwork.
We can assist you in having your foreign documents recognized by state-approved German institutes, which is usually required for employment or study applications.
Look for an Apartment
You can try to find an accommodation online before landing in Germany. Renting in Germany can be very difficult for everyone, but especially for foreigners. You’ll be fine if you merely know the basic terminology, budget-friendly places, and rental guidelines and documentation. We will assist you in mastering all of the information on renting in Germany, as well as tell you where people commonly promote their homes and assist you in deciding on the most convenient method of renting an apartment.
Learning German
Moving to Germany but yet unable to communicate in the language? Don’t be concerned. We can teach you everything you need to know about this wonderful language, from the basics to advanced skills.
Our German courses:
✔️ There are five levels, from beginner to advanced (A1 – C1)
✔️ All of the instructors are highly qualified and have extensive experience preparing students for the exams, including TestDaF and DSH tests.
✔️ At your level, combine self-study with Live & Interactive practice.
German Blocked Account
You can use a blocked account as proof of financial resources to increase your chances of getting your student visa.
A blocked account is a specific sort of bank account for international students in Germany that allows you to demonstrate that you have enough money to live in Germany for a year while you study.
An international student in Germany is expected to spend a minimum of 861 € per month as of November 1, 2020. As a result, you must have 10,332 € in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
AZAPA Blogs
More information regarding work, study and apprenticeship (Ausbildung), health insurance, blocked accounts, German language and culture
can be found in our blogs.
We discuss important issues such as “the average cost of living in Germany”, “Why is Germany the perfect place to work abroad?”, “average salaries in Germany”, “What is Ausbildung?”, “universities in Germany.”
We also present German culture and language in a lighthearted manner. If you’ve ever heard of the internet trend concerning diverse ways of speaking in different languages, we have “In Germany we don’t say…” and “In Germany we love…” Check it out here:
Is it still tough for you to make a new life in Germany? Are your issues unresolved? You can also get in touch with us for a general or personalized consultation. Our staff is capable of providing you with helpful guidance.
